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EU Plans Additional Sanctions Against Russia Following Drone Attack Accusations

The European Union is set to impose additional sanctions on Russia following Germany's accusations of a failed drone attack attributed to Moscow. EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas announced plans to sanction 1,600 individuals linked to Russia's military sector and highlighted support for banning former Russian military personnel from entering the EU. The EU has sanctioned over 3,000 Russian entities since the invasion of Ukraine.

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The European Union is set to impose additional sanctions on Russia following Germany's accusations of a failed drone attack attributed to Moscow. EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas announced plans to sanction 1,600 individuals linked to Russia's military sector and highlighted support for banning former Russian military personnel from entering the EU. The EU has sanctioned over 3,000 Russian entities since the invasion of Ukraine.

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EU pursuing more Russia sanctions after failed airport attack: Kallas

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EU Plans Additional Sanctions Against Russia Following Drone Attack Accusations